Rich Feldman
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- Ridgefield Connecticut
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Rich Feldman is Chief Marketing Officer at PrimaHealth Credit, a growing fintech company based in Newport CA, and Captain of LandThePlane, a behavior-based strategy and creative concept consultancy serving clients in financial services, data/technology, pharmaceutical and subscription-based services. Prior positions include Managing Partner, Chief Strategy Officer at Doner CX, an MDC Partners company, where he led the CRM, analytics, digital media and other strategic areas of the business. Part of Detroit-based advertising agency Doner, Rich was the architect of programs for many of the world’s leading brands, including AARP, ADT, Alcon, American Express, Erie Insurance, ESPN, HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, Panasonic, Pfizer, Philips, Rosetta Stone, and Verizon. He is also credited with launching the strategic consulting practice for Brann Worldwide (now Havas) – which, at the time, was the largest direct marketing agency in the world – where he served as Executive Director. Other stops in his career include senior/executive creative director roles at Blau Marketing Technologies and Y&R/Chapman. Rich is author of Deconstructing Creative Strategy (2008, Association of National Advertisers), lectures on strategy at the New York University Master’s Program in Marketing, and an advisory board member at Western Connecticut University’s Ancell School of Business. When he’s not crafting a brand strategy or campaign, you can find him with his trusty Sony A7R3, snapping pictures (richfeldmanphotography.com).
Articles by Rich All articles by Rich
- Everything Old Is New Again in
Marketing Insider on
06/18/2018
I can still hear the echoes of pundits claiming the imminent demise of print catalogs, direct mail, and direct response television (DRTV) as e-marketing ascended to dominance.
- Mind The Madness: 5 Business Lessons From The NCAA Tournament in
Marketing: Sports on
04/03/2015
I graduated from Syracuse University almost 35 years ago, and I still bleed Orange. With the university's self-imposed ban from the NCAA Tournament, that blood is boiling.
Comments by Rich All comments by Rich
- Richard Whitman Has Left The Building
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
07/30/2019)
Well deserved!
- Everything Old Is New Again
by
Rich Feldman
(Marketing Insider on
06/18/2018)
I think the point of the piece is that, yes, the number of merchants for which catalogs function as a primary selling vehicle is declining, but are alive and well as a components of a strategic channel plan. As for your experience with catalogs you are, as they say, an N of 1. I get no fewer than 3 a day, and sometimes as many as 7 or 8. And the reason is simple: there's someone in my house who orders from them -- albeit online. Same as it ever was.
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